Wor'ra. _s_. A small round moveable nut or pinion, with
grooves in it, and having a hole in its centre, through which the
end of a round stick or _spill_ may be thrust. The _spill
and worra_ are attached to the common spinning-wheel, which,
with those and the _turn-string_, form the apparatus for
spinning wool, &c. Most probably this word, as well as whir'on, is
used for _whir_, to turn round rapidly with a noise.
Wrassly. Wrestle.
To Wride. _v. n._ To spread abroad; to expand.
Wriggle. _s._ Any narrow, sinuous hole.
Wrine. _s._ A mark occasioned by wringing cloth, or by
folding it in an irregular manner.
Wring, _s._ A. Press. A _cyder-wring_, a cyder-press.
To Wrumple. _v. a._ To discompose: to rumple.
Wrumple. _s._ A rumple.
Wust. _adj._ Worst.